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Five Calvert graduates helped lead the McDonogh girls' indoor track team to victory at the 2023 IAAM championship on Friday, January 27. Congratulations to Léla Greene '19, Natalie Little '19, Ella Cooper '20, Elise Cooper '21, and Allie Keffer '22.

Don’t miss these upcoming chances to see Matt Wyskiel ‘81 and Betsey Swingle Hobelmann ‘87 perform around Baltimore with their band Midlife Crisis! In addition to Betsey on vocals and Matt on bass guitar, the band includes Betsey’s brother-in-law Todd Hobelmann on guitar, Toby Bozzuto on keyboards, and past Calvert parent Jim Higgins on drums. Jim’s daughter Piper Higgins ‘21 is a Calvert graduate. Follow Midlife Crisis on Instagram (@midlifecrisis410) for the latest band news.

Sunday mornings look a little different for Jackson Angulo-Bartlett '22 and Toby Rosenband '22 than they do for most of their 9th Grade peers. Jackson and Toby get up bright and early to coach an energetic group of six-year-olds through Fifth Graders in the new Calvert Flag Football League (CFFL). Under the leadership of Lower School physical education teachers Josh Angulo-Bartlett and Phil D'Adamo, the CFFL meets in the Luetkemeyer Athletic Center field house for a full season of games and practices. 

Congratulations to Heath Otenasek '17 who recently accepted a Financial Operations position in the National Internship Program with insurance brokerage firm AssuredPartners. Heath is a sophomore at Georgetown University where is pursuing degrees in mathematics and economics. 

The sharp recollection is of “5-A,” the 11th Age/Fifth Grade, with Edward G. Huey as teacher - an absolutely remarkable person. He had even written a Fifth Grade science book the year before called What Makes the Wheels Go ‘Round, and it was fascinating.

But, in that school year, he took the entire boys’ class on a steam train field trip, all the way to Philadelphia, to spend a day at the Franklin Institute.

Don't forget: ALL members of the Calvert community — including current parents, alumni, parents of alumni, grandparents, friends, and employees — are invited to join us for a night of glitz and glamour on Saturday, March 4! This 1920s "Gatsby-style" evening out will feature delicious food from True Chesapeake Oyster Co., creative drinks, live music, an auction, and so much more. Proceeds from this community-wide fundraiser will provide our teachers with professional development opportunities and the resources they need to continue giving Calvert students an incredible education.

What are you waiting for? Put on your dancing shoes and purchase your tickets today!

Click here to learn more about the Black & Gold Benefit.

On Saturday, December 17 — just one day after Winter Break began — Middle Schoolers Claire S. '23, Johanna P.' 23, Liam D.' 23, and Esme I. '23 claimed first place in the novice division of the Io Saturnalia Certamen. The team scored an astounding 465 points and won all four matches at the novice level, a feat witnessed by surprise supporter Matt Buck '87.